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Ive upgraded, and find the software less effective. Previously, when I clicked on detect, APG would yeild 9 time out of 10 a well stitched pano. Now, with 2.6 I finding that the detect image is poor, requiring more manual stitching. Perhaps the auto detect of control points are less sensitive. I've attached 2 images. The first is 2.6; I have only produced stitchings like this from 2.6. The second image is 2.5; notice the relatively nice stitching.
What can I do to improve the auto detect? Are there settings I can adjust the sensitivity of the control points?
Last edited by ATXcloud (2012-03-02 18:38:38)
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ATXcloud wrote:
What can I do to improve the auto detect?
Your first shown pano doesn´t contain lens-informations.
Go to "prefs" and tell the app which lens you used and which sensor-size.
In your second shown pano you didn´t level the camera - but have lems-information.
Use the "vertical lines" tool to get the horizon straight.
best, Klaus
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Klausesser,
You are absolutely correct! Thank you! Thank you for your accurate and fast response. krpano/Kolor is very amazing!
Enjoy my pano:
Sunset of 2012.02.29 leap day in Austin, Texas.
http://i.imgur.com/I2wHU.jpg
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Okay, it was working for the previous pano, but today it went back to troubles. Again, my setup: APG 64 Mac, Tokina 10-17mm. Any ideas? Thank you in advance!
Andrew
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In your screenshot of autopano on left hand side I see the images with wrong orientation...
try to correct the orientation on your harddrive (dont knwo mac, on my PC I only have to right click on image ans change orientation...) and reload the images again into autopano....
Georg
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ATXcloud wrote:
Okay, it was working for the previous pano, but today it went back to troubles. Again, my setup: APG 64 Mac, Tokina 10-17mm. Any ideas? Thank you in advance!
Andrew
Are you sure that the Tokina is really good corrected in APG? I read "15mm" - is it eventually interpreted as fisheye?
Try a lens-correction first in Lighroom or Photoshop.
Did you set "lens correction" or "advanced lens correction"?
Your issue in my eyes is in the settings!
Btw.: be carefull using the "Gamma" correction - it can make parts of the image "flat".
I prefer using "exposure" only.
best, Klaus
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ATXcloud wrote:
Okay, it was working for the previous pano, but today it went back to troubles. Again, my setup: APG 64 Mac, Tokina 10-17mm. Any ideas? Thank you in advance!
Andrew
In this instance your images have EXIF data ( so the If no EXIF setting is not applied) but with focal length set at 15mm APG will set lens type to Standard (rectilinear) - as you can see in your screenshots - you will have to manually change that to Fisheye in Image Properties.
Last edited by mediavets (2012-03-05 04:44:00)
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Hi all, The support you all provide always blows me away! Thank you! Good news, all is working well. I knew it was user error rather than the software. It appears that it was in the settings [always force the following EXif Value 10mm (problem was set to 15mm).
Thank you all once again!
Enjoy this VRtour of the Kitefestival in Austin, TX:
http://www.atxcloud.com/wp-content/uplo … efest.html
Cheers!
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